- denominations, 240 are
classified as part of Wesleyan, Holiness, or "
Methodistic" Pentecostalism.
Until 1910,
Pentecostalism was
universally Wesleyan...
- sin,
whereas adherents of the Wesleyan-Holiness
movement affirm this
Methodistic teaching of John Wesley. ****ociated with the
denomination is CAMA Services...
-
Holiness Pentecostal denominations, also
known as
Wesleyan Pentecostals or
Methodistic Pentecostals are
Pentecostals that
believe in
entire sanctification as...
-
American Protestantism, it was
through ministers with a Wesleyan-Holiness (
Methodistic)
background such as
Charles Parham and
William J. Seymour. John Wesley...
- with all your saints." The
Sunday Service of the Methodists, the
first Methodistic liturgical text, saw the "words of
institution as the main consecratory...
-
Church of the
Protestant United Church of
Canada (which was
formerly a
Methodistic church). Historically,
other Christian denominations also had a place...
- he was not
consecrated as the
General Convention considered him too "
Methodistical" and for
having abandoned the
Prayer Book in
favour of "extemporaneous...
-
filled the churches.
Great opposition was
raised by some
against his '
Methodistic ways.' His last
curacy was at Llanddowror. He
could not
confine himself...
-
Strictures on Hare's
Letters to the Rev. C. Ethelston, and on the
Methodistical Schism, etc. 1815. Hare,
Edward Wesley (1816). A
further vindication...
-
pleasing to the
liberal (quasi-Roman) high
church & to the
evangelical (
Methodistic) low church". He was
elected Dean of the
Washington National Cathedral...
